Papua New Guinea is indeed the land of adventure. It is a land of natural wilderness, breathtaking landscapes, lost cultures,mystery,tropical jungles high mountains and fascinating flora and fauna. The waters surrounding P.N.G. are exotic and still vastly unexplored. The thousands of coral atolls with crystal clear blue waters abound in a myriad of spectacular marine life and hundreds of wrecks. P.N.G. without a doubt offers some of the most fascinating underwater experiences.
Considering the vast areas of mountainous terrain, where the only way to get
from village to village is to fly or walk, it's surprising that
bushwalking in PNG has not caught on the same way trekking has in
the Himalayas. The best-known walking trail is the Kokoda Trail,
but there are literally hundreds of other options because the entire
country is criss-crossed by tracks. The most interesting choices
are arguably Lake Kopiago to Oksapmin, Mt Wilhelm to Madang and
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A couple hundred people canoe down the
Sepik each year, but you have to be fit, independent and well-equipped
to tackle it. Foreign tour operators offer fabulous rafting down
PNG's turbulent mountain rivers, but there are also some regular
local operators yet.
There is so much adventure in Papua New Guinea to experience so if you are a person who likes to try new things, come and see it yourself.
One of the good examples for an adventure would be to try the canoeing of Duke of York Islands in the East New Britain Province. Taklam Tours have a 7 day homestay program in New Ireland and canoeing the Duke of York Islands.contact Taklam Tours for more infomation on email: taklamtours@daltron.com.pg
For other adventure and exciting tours in Papua New Guinea, click here to find out about the different tour services provided by tour operators in the country or contact the PNG Tourism Office on Ph : (675) 3200211 or Email: info@pngtourism.org.pg
Adventure Tours In Papua New
Guinea
Why take that Adventure in PNG
Papua New Guinea is indeed the land of
adventure. It is a land of natural wilderness, breathtaking landscapes,
lost cultures, mystery, tropical jungles high mountains and fascinating
flora and fauna. The waters surrounding Papua New Guinea are
exotic and still vastly unexplored. The thousands of coral atolls with
crystal clear blue waters abound in a myriad of spectacular marine life
and hundreds of wrecks. This country without a doubt offers some
of the most fascinating underwater experiences.
The most popular
activities in Papua New Guinea are trekking, canoeing, bird watching,
fishing, surfing and diving, all of which get travellers 'up close and
personal' with nature and the people - the essence of PNG's special
attraction.
Bus tours that fit your budget and
comfort.
Throughout the country there are appropriate for all ages and
skill levels.
Tour
Operators
Stunning Landscapes
Port Moresby is home
to several popular trekking spots, the infamous Kokoda Trail - a favorite
with war historians, and the Variarata National Park - a spectacular
mountain region, reknown for its striking scenery and panoramic views of
Port Moresby and the coastline. In the East New
Britain province, Mt Tavurvur, an active volcano, is a
memoriable scene for hikers as you walk through hot springs and the
view of dust being thrown out of the volcano. Mr Whilhelm is also a
favorite climb for visiting bush walkers near Kundiawa, and the Shaggy
Ridge over the Finisterre mountains in the Madang Province.
Throughout
the country there is an extensive network of walking tracks, catering to
experience trekkers.
Superb people and amazing memories
You can
canoe down the Sepik and sleep in local villages, or visit exotic cultures
during the day and at night sleep on a luxury cruise ship, or an eco lodge
in a tributary.
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